Drawing, From Drawing As An Educational Force to Drawing As An Expression of the Emotions
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To illustrate this side of their art I would recom- mend students to look up the reproductions of the roll paintings by Toba-Sojo in the Print Room of the British Museum ; especially that from the temple at 86 Kioto, which represents incidents in a cock-fight.
Here the minute rendering of varied character in the types is amazing, witness especially the smile on the face of the man looking at the cock in the cage, rendered with a boldness and economy of means that recall some drawings by Rembran...dt combined with just a touch of the modernity of a Phil May. These belong to the Kama Kura period, 1186-1335 a.d.
87 CHAPTER XL SOME NOTES ON THE TEACHING OF DRAWING IN HIGH SCHOOLS IT may be well now to consider a few of the diffi- culties that may be anticipated in carrying out a training of the kind just sketched, and how they may be overcome. The most obvious one is that of a training in " taste," so many are the opinions as to what constitutes good taste or bad. Most people believe that their own taste is adequate to their needs and better than their neighbour's, and in education they seem to expect it to possess the attributes of a boot-polish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To illustrate this side of their art I would recom- mend students to look up the reproductions of the roll paintings by Toba-Sojo in the Print Room of the British Museum ; especially that from the temple at 86 Kioto, which represents incidents in a cock-fight.
Here the minute rendering of varied character in the types is amazing, witness especially the smile on the face of the man looking at the cock in the cage, rendered with a boldness and economy of means that recall some drawings by Rembran...dt combined with just a touch of the modernity of a Phil May. These belong to the Kama Kura period, 1186-1335 a.d.
87 CHAPTER XL SOME NOTES ON THE TEACHING OF DRAWING IN HIGH SCHOOLS IT may be well now to consider a few of the diffi- culties that may be anticipated in carrying out a training of the kind just sketched, and how they may be overcome. The most obvious one is that of a training in " taste," so many are the opinions as to what constitutes good taste or bad. Most people believe that their own taste is adequate to their needs and better than their neighbour's, and in education they seem to expect it to possess the attributes of a boot-polish.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archibald Standish Hartrick to read onlineMoreLess
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